The Archaeology Of Improvement In Britain, 1750–1850 by Sarah Tarlow
Theory, Practice and Methodology
This insightful exploration delves into the transformative period of 1750 to 1850 in Britain, examining how the concept of "improvement" influenced societal and material changes. Through archaeological evidence, the book reveals how this era's drive for progress manifested in various aspects of daily life, from architecture and agriculture to industry and personal habits. It highlights the tangible remnants of this ideology, offering a nuanced understanding of how the pursuit of betterment shaped the physical and cultural landscape of Britain during this pivotal century.
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- 2007
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